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PETROENG 7053 - Reservoir & Project Management

Career: Postgraduate Coursework
Units: 3
Term: Semester 2
Campus: North Terrace
Contact: 50
Available for Non-Award Study: Yes
Incompatible: PETROENG 7023 and PETROENG 7032
Assessment: assignments, group discussion, exams
Syllabus:

This course will be comprised of 2 components; Project Management and Integrated Reservoir Management.

Project Management outlines the necessary management processes and control methods required for the successful management of resources, budgets and costs, and schedule. Project management covers all major elements of project management, with emphasis on delivering a project in budget and on time. Areas covered will include an overview of project management, project initiation, project plan development, project execution and delivery, monitoring and control and project closeout. Key concepts, terms and principles of project management and project management methodology for the whole life cycle of a project will be covered. Students will learn to plan projects, handle multiple stakeholders, build a Work Breakdown Structure, estimate resources, optimise schedules, quality control, manage stakeholder communications, risk planning, tracking and reporting of project status. Students will also gain an appreciation of the roles and skills of the project manager and all team members.

Integrated Reservoir Management aims at bringing together learnings from geology, geophysics, formation evaluation reservoir engineering, wellbore engineering and surface facilities engineering. It will discuss a wide variety of reservoir description, surveillance, interpretation, studies, reserves determination, production forecasting and operational considerations which together constitute Integrated Reservoir Management. It focuses on providing a basis for practical development and implementation of Integrated Reservoir Management and Reserves Optimisation programs with emphasis on cost effectiveness and economic justification.

Course Fees

Course fees are displayed for the Program: select program

  Commonwealth Supported Student Contribution Tuition Fees
Units EFTSL Pre-2008 2008 2009 Domestic International
3 0.125 Band 2 $926 Band 2 $926 Band 2 $926 select program select program


Critical Dates

Term Last Day to Add Online Census Date Last Day to WNF Last Day to WF
Semester 2 Mon 10/08/2009 Mon 31/08/2009 Fri 18/09/2009 Fri 30/10/2009


Class Details

Enrolment Class: Lecture
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
22227 LE01 20 15 21 Sep - 21 Sep Monday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room
22 Sep - 22 Sep Tuesday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room
23 Sep - 23 Sep Wednesday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room
24 Sep - 24 Sep Thursday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room
26 Oct - 26 Oct Monday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room
27 Oct - 27 Oct Tuesday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room
28 Oct - 28 Oct Wednesday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room
29 Oct - 29 Oct Thursday 9AM - 5PM Petroleum Engineering, G04, Conference Room